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The MCFRN has been awarded a grant to tackle COVID disparities in our county.

COVID-19 Grant

Navigate our list of FREE vaccination sites in Marion County. 

Vaccines 

Navigate our list of FREE testing sites in Marion County. 

Testing

These facts are collected and updated monthly.

COVID-19 Facts

Living in the "New Normal"

The Marion County  FRN has been awarded a COVID-19 disparities grant to aid in keeping our community safe and educated. Despite innovations in modern medicine like COVID-19 vaccinations, we are still living in the COVID-19 pandemic. 

 

COVID 19 pandemic fatigue is the state of being worn out about the precautionary measures and the threat of COVID-19.  People in many nations have become tired of the restrictions and guidelines, leading to complacency and a decrease in vigilance.  Even the social impacts of lockdowns and other measures can lead to fatigue and apathy.  Some people have even accepted misinformation about the pandemic, either underestimating the severity of the situation or believing that the virus is a hoax. Covid-19 is not a hoax!  

 

Please remember, the pandemic is far from over.  New variants  of the virus continue to emerge, and the pandemic continues to have devastating impacts especially in low-income countries.   Always be aware and informed of this evolving situation and remain vigilant, even if it seems the situation is improving.  

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Use our navigational boxes to explore our COVID-19 information. 

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Still feeling sick and lethargic?

Some people who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus can experience long-term effects from their infection known as post-COVID conditions (PCC) or long COVID. These conditions can last weeks, months, or longer.

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Emerging research has shown that 1 in 5 people who have contracted the virus will experience symptoms of long COVID. Current research has found over 200 symptoms. 

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The FRN is currently developing resource guides to update the community on this new diagnosis. 

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COVID-19 Disparities Grant

Title of the grant: 2021, Addressing COVID-19 Health Disparities in Rural Areas of West Virginia and among Racial and Ethnic Minorities of West Virginia

The Marion County Family Resource Network has recently received funding through this COVID-19 grant to tackle various disparities present in our county. Our main focus is on rural areas in Marion County as well as reaching racial and ethnic minorities. Our plan as a community resource center is to provide Marion County residents with accurate information about vaccines, testing availability, and COVID-19 facts relevant to our county and state.

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Please visit our Volunteer With Us portion of the website if you are interested in helping us fulfill this grant! 

Vaccination Sites

Marion County Health Department​

  • 1343 Locust Ave. Fairmont, WV 26554​

  • Walk-ins only (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM)​

  • (304) 366-3360​

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CVS Pharmacy​

  • 300 Fairmont Ave, Fairmont, WV 26554​

  • (304) 366-6182​

  • Appointments only (online) ​

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Monongahela Valley Association of Health Centers, INC. ​

  • 1322 Locust Ave, Fairmont, WV 26554​

  • (304) 366-0700 (call for appointment and vaccine availability)​

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CVS Pharmacy, Inc. #04021​​​

  • 401 Marion Square, Fairmont, WV 26554​

  • (304) 367-1300​

  • Appointments only (online) ​

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Mannington Pharmacy​

  • 720 E Main St, Mannington, WV 26582​

  • (304) 986-3811 (call for appointment)​

  • $8.78 for take home tests

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CVS Pharmacy, Inc. #05955​

  • Route 250 South, Rainbow Plaza, Mannington, WV 26582​

  • (304) 986-2830 (call for appointment)

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Testing Sites

Walgreens Drive-Thru Pharmacy​

  • 109 East Main Street, Mannington, WV, 26582​

  • Monday - Friday (9:00 AM – 8:00 PM), Saturday (9:00 AM – 6:00 PM), Sunday (10:00 AM – 6:00 PM)​

  • Make appointment online (availability may not fit in this exact time frame)​

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White Hall Pharmacy​​

  • 177 Middletown Road, White Hall, WV, 26554​

  • Monday - Friday (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM)​

  • (304) 368-9355​

  • Please pre-register at: http://wv.getmycovidresult.com/  (bring the QR code to your appointment)​

  • $8 over the counter tests

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Walgreens Drive-Thru Pharmacy​

  • 627 Fairmont Avenue, Fairmont, WV, 26554​

  • Monday – Friday (9:00 AM - 8:00 PM), Saturday (9:00 AM – 6:00 PM), Sunday (10:00 AM – 6:00 PM)​

  • Make appointment online (availability may not fit in this exact time frame)​​​​​

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COVID-19 Facts

Covid Cases Week Ending Since August 2023:

  • Aug. 6,  281 new cases in WV,   9 in Marion County

  • Aug. 13,  401 new cases in WV,   17 in Marion County

  • Aug. 20,  848 new cases in WV,  21 in Marion County

  • Aug. 27, 813, new cases in WV,   30 in Marion County

  • Sept. 3,  1058 new cases in WV,    9 in Marion County

  • Sept. 10,1308 new cases in WV,  45 in Marion County

  • Sept. 17, 1354 new cases in WV,   62 in Marion County

  • Sept. 24,  226 new cases in WV,   13 in Marion County

Numbers only represent cases reported by clinicians and laboratories.  Does not include those with Covid who tested at home and those not tested at all.

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COVID Facts for Marion County​

*Updated data as of March 23rd, 2023

  • Current Community Level – Low

  • Population of 56497, 20,513 Confirmed Cases Since the Beginning

  • 209 Deaths Since the Beginning

  • 58% fully vaccinated, 31% with a booster

  • March 23rd, 0 new cases, (7- day average of 7 per day)

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since beginning of pandemic

  • [Nov – Feb 2021], [Aug 2021 – March 2022] worse infection rates in Marion County so far

 

COVID Facts for Marion County​

*Updated data  as of March 12th, 2023

  • Population: 56,497 residents 

  • 20,405 confirmed cases 

  • Current infection rate:  Low

  • 209 deaths 

  • No new cases on March 12th

  • Average of 6 new cases per day

  • 58% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County:

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

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COVID Facts for Marion County​

*Updated data collected as of February 28th, 2023

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  • Population: 56,001 residents 

  • 20,307confirmed cases 

  • 208 deaths 

  • No new cases as of Feb. 27th

  • 58% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County:

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

 

COVID Facts for Marion County​

*Updated data collected as of January 30th, 2023

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  • Population: 56,001 residents 

  • 20,062 confirmed cases 

  • 204 deaths 

  • No new cases as of Jan 29th

  • 59% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County:

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

 

COVID Facts for Marion County​

*Updated data collected as of January 17th, 2023

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  • Population: 56,001 residents 

  • 19,937 confirmed cases 

  • 204 deaths 

  • No new cases as of Jan16th 

  • 58% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County:

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

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COVID Facts for Marion County​

*Updated data collected as of December 12th, 2022*​

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  • Population: 56,001 residents 

  • 19,351 confirmed cases 

  • 199 deaths 

  • 58% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 41 active cases as of 12/12/2022

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County... ​

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

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*Updated data collected as of November 15th, 2022*​

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  • Population: 56,001 residents 

  • 19,093 confirmed cases 

  • 197 deaths 

  • 58% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 38 active cases as of 11/13/2022

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County... ​

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

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*Updated data collected as of October 27, 2022*​

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  • Population: 56,577 residents 

  • 18,668 confirmed cases 

  • 195 deaths 

  • 58% of residents are fully vaccinated

  • 31% of residents are fully vaccinated with a booster shot 

  • 38 active cases as of 10/27/2022

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County... ​

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

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*Updated data collected as of October 5, 2022*​

  • Population: 56,015 residents

  • 18,668 confirmed cases

  • 194 deaths

  • 12% testing positive (of those being tested)

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County... ​

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

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*Updated data collected as of August 16, 2022*​

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  • 17,548 Confirmed Cases

  • 185 Deaths

  • 12% testing positive (of those being tested)

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic

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*Data collected from May 31st – June 12th of 2022*​

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  • Population: 56,497 residents ​

  • 16,060 confirmed cases​

  • 181 deaths​

  • 24 new cases per day (7-day average)​

  • 4% testing positive (of those being tested)​

  • 1 in 4 residents have been infected since the beginning of the pandemic​

  • The following periods have had the highest infection rates, so far, in Marion County... ​

November 2020 – February 2021​

August 2021 – March 2022

 

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COVID Facts for West Virginia​

*Updated data collected as of March 24th, 2023*​

  • 646,864 Cases All Time

  • 8132 deaths due to Covid 19 All time

  • Daily average (Apr. 3rd) is 147 cases for the  past week

  • 1,210,893 or 68% of West Virginians have 1 dose

  • 60% or 1,070,667 considered fully Vaccinated (as of 3/24/23)

  • 502,120 or 28% have received a booster shot (not updated)

  • 3,088,942 doses of Covid Vaccine given in WV

  • 5,432,945 doses of Covid have been delivered in WV

  • USAFacts.org (3/08/2023)

 

COVID Facts for West Virginia​

*Updated data collected as of March 8th, 2023*​

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  • 68% of West Virginians, or 1,210,312 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 60% of West Virginians, or 1,070,245 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 29.5% of West Virginians, or 527,810 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 3,088,942 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,432,945 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV 

  • Mar. 5th daily average of 243 new cases (7-day average)

  • 7950 deaths so far

 

COVID Facts for West Virginia​

*Updated data collected as of February 28, 2023*​

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  • 67.4% of West Virginians, or 1,207,268 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 58.7% of West Virginians, or 1,051,166 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 29.5% of West Virginians, or 527,810 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 3,086,759 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,407,555 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV 

  • Feb. 28th daily average of 213 new cases (7-day average)

  • 7866 deaths so far

 

COVID Facts for West Virginia​

*Updated data collected as of January 30, 2023*​

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  • 67.4% of West Virginians, or 1,207,268 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 58.7% of West Virginians, or 1,068,238 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 29.5% of West Virginians, or 527,810 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 3,079,475 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,341,345 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV for distribution

  • Jan. 16th daily average of 307 new cases (7-day average)

 

COVID Facts for West Virginia​

*Updated data collected as of January 17, 2023*​

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  • 67% of West Virginians, or 1,202,691 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 59% of West Virginians, or 1,068,238 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 29.5% of West Virginians, or 527,810 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 3,072,987 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,304,895 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV for distribution

  • Jan. 13th 329 new cases (7-day average of 307 per day)

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COVID Facts for West Virginia​

*Updated data collected as of December 12th, 2022*​

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  • 67% of West Virginians, or 1,202,691 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 58.21% of West Virginians, or 1,064,783 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 28% of West Virginians, or 502,120 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 3,046,272 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,208,435 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV for distribution

  • Dec. 12th: 718 new cases (7-day average of 270)

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*Updated data collected as of November 15th, 2022*​

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  • 66% of West Virginians, or 1,186,848 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 59% of West Virginians, or 1,051,166 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 28% of West Virginians, or 502,120 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 3,010,696 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,093,845 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV for distribution

  • Nov. 6th - Nov. 13th: 1,876 new cases (7-day average of 188)

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*Updated data collected as of October 27, 2022*​

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  • 66% of West Virginians, or 1,186,848 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 59% of West Virginians, or 1,051,166 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 28% of West Virginians, or 501,120 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 2,857,156 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 5,001,145 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV for distribution

  • Oct. 19th - Oct. 25th: 1,603 new cases (7-day average of 229)

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*Updated data collected as of October 5, 2022*​

  • 66% of West Virginians, or 1,186,848 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)

  • 59% of West Virginians, or 1,051,166 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 28% of West Virginians, or 501,120 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 2,857,156 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • 4,821,645 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered to WV for distribution

  • Sept. 28th – Oct. 4th: 2,086 new cases (7-day average of 298)

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*Updated data collected as of August 16, 2022*​

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  • 66% of West Virginians, or 1,181,990 residents, have the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot) 

  • 58% of West Virginians, or 1,046,560 residents, are fully vaccinated

  • 28% of West Virginians, or 496,932 residents, have received a booster shot

  • 2,847,285 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given in WV

  • June 29 – July 6th: 591 new cases (7-day average)

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*Data collected from May 31st – June 12th of 2022*​

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  • 65% of the population has the 1st dose of the vaccine (1 shot)​

  • 58% of the population has the 2nd dose of the vaccine (2 shots)​

  • 1,034,259 of the West Virginian population is fully vaccinated​

  • 27% of the population has both a booster shot and two doses​

  • 1,167,205 doses of the COVID vaccine have been given in WV​

  • 475,610 residents have received a booster shot​

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